26. Case Studies of Successful Human-Robot Collaboration in Construction
The construction industry is integrating robotics and automation to boost productivity and safety, marked by human-robot collaboration (HRC) in various applications such as bricklaying, demolition, and inspection. This chapter presents multiple case studies illustrating how HRC enhances operational efficiency, reduces risks, and improves project outcomes through specific robotic technologies tailored for construction tasks.
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26.1.1Overview
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26.2.1Overview
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26.2.4Benefits
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26.3.1Description
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26.6.1Description
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26.7.1Concept
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26.7.4Benefits
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26.8.1Overview
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26.8.3Output
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26.9.4Results
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26.11.4Advantages
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26.12.2Collaboration Model
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26.13.4Outcomes
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26.14.2Human-Robot Interaction
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26.15.1Description
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26.15.3Deployment: Us Federal Bridge Inspection Program
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26.16.1Background
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26.18.3Implementation: Smart City Site In Dubai
What we have learnt
- Human-robot collaboration optimizes construction processes and improves safety.
- Robotic systems are being increasingly used for repetitive and labor-intensive tasks.
- The implementation of robotics in construction can lead to significant cost savings and enhanced project quality.
Key Concepts
- -- HumanRobot Collaboration (HRC)
- A cooperative effort between human workers and robots to enhance productivity and safety in various tasks.
- -- Automation
- The use of machines and technology to perform tasks with minimal human intervention, particularly in repetitive or hazardous environments.
- -- Robotics in Construction
- The application of robotic technology to automate construction processes, improve efficiency, and ensure safety on job sites.
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